Announcing the digital bond on Nov. 11, China Construction Bank said investors will be able to purchase these debt securities using Bitcoin or U.S. dollars. According to CCB, the bond will offer returns that are considerably higher than the interest rates currently available on the market—and it will be backed by the bank’s balance sheet.
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Newspaper says Chinese central bank cryptocurrency launch not imminent
An English-language tabloid under the Chinese Communist Party’s official newspaper denies Forbes report of a Libra-killer
A publication run by China’s ruling Communist Party has denied reports that the nation’s central bank is on the verge of launching a cryptocurrency.
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China ready to launch central bank cryptocurrency
Facebook loses out to Chinese tech giants Alibaba and Tencent, which will join major banks in distributing the new digital asset
Forbes’ Michael del Castillo reported on August 27 that the national bank’s digital currency will be a permissioned blockchain controlled by the central bank, and is intended to replace the bills and coins used in daily transactions rather than the renminbi itself.
